The difference between a wise man and one who is not wise consists less in the things he knows than in the way in which he knows them.


Lectures on Teaching, Chapter XI (p. 288), The Macmillan Co. 1906


The difference between a wise man and one who is not wise consists less in the things he knows than in the way in which he knows them.

The difference between a wise man and one who is not wise consists less in the things he knows than in the way in which he knows them.

The difference between a wise man and one who is not wise consists less in the things he knows than in the way in which he knows them.

The difference between a wise man and one who is not wise consists less in the things he knows than in the way in which he knows them.